By
AnOldCowhand
on Oct 23, 2011
at 9:41 PM
Well, once again I am embarrassed by how long it has been since I have written. Your last message contained a hope for life to treat me well and for the sun to shine down on me. Well, it was 90 degrees here for the last two days and I suddenly have two kittens. How's that? :-) They're not very good, but there are a couple of pictures of my little terrorists in my LOLs. My office is now littered with cardboard box playhouses and crumpled balls of paper. >It's no excuse for not writing but I've been keeping busy with my NSGW and BCHC stuff. Starting the weekend of 8 October and winding up yesterday; I was in a parade, went to two BBQs, made three official visits (two with dinners), prepared a presentation, attended a BoD meeting, published two newsletters, attended my regular local meeting, drove 825 miles above and beyond my daily 90 mile (round trip) commute, did a workday in the park and worked my regular job. I'm pooped. >I don't remember the sound at the wind farm to be that bad. It certainly wasn't something that you couldn't learn to live with...not like jet engines or something. I couldn't tell you how far the sound travels. Of course low frequencies carry farther than higher ones so if you heard anything at a distance it would be the whoomp of the blades and not the whine of the generators. Unless I lived someplace that was exceptionally quiet, I don't think I would notice them for long. Oh, and don't worry about the question barrage...I understand 'cause I do the same thing. >I didn't know they still ran Barnum and Bailey trains! That's cool. >Our nights and mornings are cool now but the days are still very warm. That's pretty typical of fall out here. >Well, I'm starting to nod off so I'm going to wrap this up. TTYL *waggy tails* -James
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